German Bisque Figurine Girl Watering Can 9in Antique Hand Painted Gilt Accents

Condition: Used

Condition Notes: Notable visible crack and repair to the neck area (as shown in close-up photo)Some rubbing and wear to gilt accents and painted surfacesGeneral age-related wear and light soiling present throughoutNo major chips observed apart from the repaired crackPlease carefully review the photos for further condition assessment

Brand: Continental

Type: Figurine

Theme: German

Features: Hand Painted

Material: Ceramic

Production Technique: Pottery

Subject: Women

Colour: Multicoloured

Country of Origin: Germany

This item is an antique German bisque figurine depicting a charming young girl holding a watering can, dressed in a beautifully detailed soft green gown with flowing folds and ornate gilt accents.

The figurine is finely handpainted with gold beading throughout, and features delicate modeling, expressive facial features, and a playful pose standing atop a textured base. The underside is impressed with the number 379.

Product Details:

• Origin: Germany (likely late 19th to early 20th century)

• Material: Bisque porcelain

• Height: approx. 9 inches (23 cm)

• Weight: approx. 225 grams

• Features: Handpainted, gilt accents, beaded detailing, impressed model number

Design Highlights:

• Young girl with golden curls and soft smile

• Wearing a flowing green dress adorned with gold beading

• Holding a blue watering can in one hand

• Delicate textured base with scroll and floral motifs

• Intricate details on dress, face, and hair

Condition:
Acceptable condition — worn:

• Notable visible crack and repair to the neck area (as shown in closeup photo)

• Some rubbing and wear to gilt accents and painted surfaces

• General agerelated wear and light soiling present throughout

• No major chips observed apart from the repaired crack

• Please carefully review the photos for further condition assessment

About German Bisque Figurines:
During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, German factories produced an enormous variety of bisque figurines admired for their exquisite craftsmanship. Figurines of children and young girls in everyday or pastoral scenes were particularly popular. These collectible pieces remain highly sought after today for their charm, artistry, and decorative appeal.